70 Rainey
70 Rainey St, Austin, TX 78701
47-story landmark luxury tower in Austin's Rainey Street District.
47
Floors
354
Units
2021
Year Built
98
Walk Score
$600K
Starting Price
About 70 Rainey
70 Rainey is a 47-story luxury condominium at 70 Rainey St, Austin, TX 78701, built in 2021 with 354 residences. As of Q1 2026, units range from $600K - $5M with sizes from 650 - 3,500 sq ft. HOA fees run $700 - $3,500/month.
70 Rainey stands as the definitive address in Austin's legendary Rainey Street District. This 47-story tower offers 354 luxury residences with breathtaking views of Lady Bird Lake, the downtown skyline, and the surrounding Hill Country. Completed in 2021, the building features resort-caliber amenities including a stunning pool deck, state-of-the-art fitness center, and residents-only sky lounge. The Rainey Street location provides unmatched walkability to Austin's most celebrated restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues while maintaining direct access to Lady Bird Lake's hike and bike trails.
Key Highlights
- Rainey Street District landmark
- Lady Bird Lake views
- Premium walkability
- Modern luxury finishes
Building Amenities
Pricing & Details
- Price Range
- $600K - $5M
- Size Range
- 650 - 3,500 sq ft
- HOA Fees
- $700 - $3,500/month
- Neighborhood
- Rainey Street District
- Concierge
- part-time
- Parking
- Assigned garage + EV charging
- Pets
- Dogs and cats allowed, size restrictions vary by unit
Neighborhood Guide
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- Active Units
- 10
- Median Price
- $1.44M
- Price Range
- $8K - $1.70M
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HOA fees: $700 - $3,500/month per month (as of Q1 2026). This covers building insurance, common areas, and amenities. Review the reserve study before making an offer.
Parking matters. Assigned garage + EV charging. Garage spaces can add $50K-$150K to the purchase price in some buildings. Verify how many spots come with the unit before you offer.
“Before any high-rise offer, we pull the HOA financials, review the reserve fund, and check the building's recent assessment history. A low asking price means nothing if there's a $50K special assessment coming next quarter.”
- Joe Keenan, 50+ Austin high-rise transactions